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Moving WMA files to a new disk

Hi guys...my first post and probably trivial for you gurus. More of a simple WMA question rather than MCE specifically. I just installed a second internal drive. All my music was on C: and moving it all to E:. How do I get my playlists to stay intact. They all refer to files on C:..... Will windows media automatically find the songs again (I have both disks set to "monitor" or do I have "search computer" and force it to look at E: ? Or is there something really simple that I have missed.

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